Ok, I will remove the heater luckily I dont have a fish yet so I can get everything perfect for the little guy. Right now I have a small group of Hemianthus Callitrichoides, and hopefully a moss ball. What would be good options on tanks then?
I would recommend at least a 5-gallon for stability, ease of maintenance/cycling (no full water changes needed if cycled), and for more heater options

. There are a ton of 5-gallon aquariums to choose from but I'd go for one in a more rectangular shape like a regular Eclipse, Mini-Bow, or an All-Glass standard 5-gallon (as opposed to, say, the Eclipse Hex which is taller). I have a couple of 5-gallon aquariums running right now but am totally blanking on the brand. I can check tomorrow. They were pretty cheap and have been durable and easy to clean

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Ah, that's what I was worried about. Your plant, often called "dwarf baby tears", requires high light to thrive. It looks like it's just getting indirect light right now and will probably die unless you upgrade to a tank that can support higher lighting (maybe go for compact florescent bulbs, they can fit in regular incandescent hoods but are MUCH brighter and don't give off extra heat). If you want to stick with a low-light tank you're going to be restricted to plants without high lighting needs like anubias, java ferns, various mosses, etc.